Health Ministry Warns Hajj Pilgrims of MERS-CoV
The Indonesian Health Ministry called on pilgrims to be aware of the transmission of MERS-CoV.
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South Korea Seals off Two MERS Hospitals
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome has infected 126 people in
South Korea and killed 11 since it was first diagnosed just over
three weeks ago.
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South Korea`s Park Postpones U.S. Trip as MERS Cases Rise
South Korean President Park Geun-hye postponed a U.S. visit
on Wednesday to supervise the handling of an outbreak of
MERS.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Hong Kong Sets Serious Response to South Korea`s MERS Outbreak
Hong Kong upgraded to "serious" on Monday its response to an
outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) in South
Korea.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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South Korea Reports Jump in MERS Infections, Sixth Patient Dies
South Korea reported a jump in cases of Middle East
Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) on Monday.
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South Korea Reports Nine New MERS Cases
South Korea`s health ministry reported on Saturday nine more
cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) raising the
total to 50
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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South Korea Reports 5 More Cases of MERS
South Korea confirmed five more cases of the Middle East
Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) virus.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Two South Korean Died of MERS
One of the victims had recently visited Saudi Arabia, the
United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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New MERS Corona Virus Case Detected in Saudi Arabia
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) corona virus case was
reported in Taif city, Saudi Arabia.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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High Number of MERS Cases Reported in Saudi Arabia
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) has infected more than
688 people and killed 282 since it was first identified in 2012.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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The Netherlands Reports 2 Cases of MERS Virus
The infected woman is a relative of the first person infected
who traveled to Saudi Arabia.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Egyptian Attendant Physician in Saudi Arabia Dies of MERS
The total of death in Saudi Arabia since MERS has been
discovered in 2012 has reached 157 people.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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WHO Says No Need for Emergency Status on MERS Virus
"The committee concluded that the conditions for a Public Health
Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) have not yet been
met," the WHO stated.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Saudi Arabia Warns of MERS Risk from Camels
Saudi Arabia's health experts say camels are the most likely
animal source of infection for the disease.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Saudi Arabia Finds 32 New Cases of MERS Infection
The rate of infection in Saudi Arabia has gone up in recent
weeks after big outbreaks in hospitals in Jeddah and Riyadh.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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More MERS Infection Cases Reported in Saudi Arabia
The disease has raised serious concern for Saudi Arabia as the
country prepares to be the home of millions pilgrims on July and
more on October.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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First U.S. MERS Patient Improving
The first known person in the country to be diagnosed with
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) remains in good
condition.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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WHO Raises Concern of MERS Spreading among Hajj Pilgrims
It is now a "Public Health Emergency of International Concern".
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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Camels Presumably Source of MERS
Camels of Africa are most widely suspected of carrying the
virus.
en.tempo.co19 Oktober 2018
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WHO Panel: MERS Virus Not a Global Concern Yet
A WHO panel decides that the MERS virus that has been infecting people in the
Middle East has yet to present an international health concern.